Hey, cyber warriors! Microsoft just dropped some serious upgrades to tackle the ever-growing challenges in the realm of cybersecurity. Brace yourselves for the star of the show – Microsoft Security Copilot is getting a major glow-up.
Security analysts, listen up – Microsoft hears your struggle. With more than 50 alerts buzzing in daily and only a third getting any action, it’s a wild ride out there. Compliance admins aren’t catching a break either, spending a whopping 60% of their time sifting through evidence. Enter Microsoft’s online safety superhero with a shiny new suit!
Security Copilot is stepping up its game, aiming to make life easier for analysts. It’s now cozying up with Microsoft Purview, making the task of investigating and responding to alerts a breeze. Forget about fumbling with keywords; Security Copilot is bringing natural language to the search party.
But that’s not all – in a sneak peek, Security Copilot has joined forces with the Microsoft Intune admin center, using generative AI wizardry to cook up and deploy new policies at lightning speed. It’s like having a cybersecurity sidekick that tailors its moves to your organization’s rhythm.
And there’s more good news for Microsoft Entra, where Security Copilot is unleashing insights into user accounts, access privileges, and potential security risks. Managing user credentials just got a facelift too, with streamlined workflows for monitoring and generating new credentials.
The attack surface is expanding, and Microsoft’s got your back. Defender EASM and Defender for Cloud are leveling up, ditching complicated keyword searches for natural language queries. Defender for Cloud is even throwing in attack path analysis for a deeper dive into cloud security.
Microsoft Intune is rocking new features through Security Copilot, giving security teams the power to wrangle data from individual devices, shaping device policies and best practices for future rollouts.
Worried about the AI boogeyman? Fear not – Security Copilot is securing the use of generative AI in your organization, recommending configurations that fit like a glove.
By the end of 2023, Microsoft Entra Internet Access is gearing up for web filtering, conditional access, and network compliance checks, beefing up security measures.
So, fellow guardians of the cyber realm, Microsoft is pulling out all the stops to fortify that digital fortress. It’s not just an upgrade; it’s a cybersecurity extravaganza!
